Philips Casque stéréo Bluetooth User Manual [en, de, fr, it]
Bluetooth stereo headset
SHB6100. SHB6101, SHB6102, SHB6103
User manual
O Bedienungsanleitung
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Manuel d’Utilisation
Gebruiksaanwijzing
Manuale d’uso
PHILIPS
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or their respective owners.
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Contents
2 WHAT’S IN THE BOX
3 WHATYOU CAN DOWITHYOUR HEADSET
4 BLUETOOTHWIRELESSTECHNOLOGY
5 YOUR HEADSET AT A GLANCE
6 GETTING STARTED
6 Charging your headset
7 Low battery indication
7 Turn your headset or optional Bluetooth audio adaptor on
7 Turn your headset or Bluetooth audio adaptor off
8 USEYOUR HEADSETWITH A MOBILE PHONE
8 Pairing
10 Managing your calls with your headset
12 Listen to music and monitor your calls at the same time
12 USEYOUR HEADSET WITHYOUR AUDIO
PLAYER
13 USEYOUR HEADSET WITHYOUR MOBILE
PHONE AND AUDIO PLAYER
SIMULTANEOUSLY
13 USEYOUR HEADSET WITHYOUR PC
13 Pair the headset with your PC
14 Connect the headset to your PC
15 CONTROLYOUR MUSIC
16 WEARINGYOUR HEADSET
17 SPECIFICATIONS
17 HEALTH AND SAFETY
18 TROUBLESHOOTING
19 CERTIFICATIONS, APPROVALS, STATEMENTS
Bluetooth stereo headset
SHB6100, SHB6101, SHB6102, SHB6103
Thank you for buying this state-of-the-art Philips Bluetooth stereo headset.This
user manual will help you to get started quickly and achieve the best performance
from your headset.
What’s in the box
Depending on the product version you bought you will find different accessories
with your headset:
All product versions:
Bluetooth headset Charger User guide
I What else you’ll need
' For wireless hands-free calls.
’ A Bluetooth enabled mobile phone
For wireless music:
* A Bluetooth enabled mobile phone with A2DP Bluetooth Stereo support, or
’ A music player with a 3,5mm headphone Jack (for the Bluetooth audio adapter
included with the 6102), or
’ An iPod with a 30 pin docking connector, (for the Bluetooth audio adapter
included in the 6103)
For VoIP calls or PC music:
• AWindows compatible PC with a free USB port.
What you can do with your headset
With your Philips headset you can:
’ Lead wireless hands-free conversations over your Bluetooth enabled telephone.
■ Wirelessly listen to your music on your Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP) compatible
phone and control it from your headset
■ Switchstream: Switch between music and calls with the press of a button.
Combined with a USB Bluetooth adapter and Software (included in the
SHB6I0I sales package) you can also:
■ Wirelessly listen to music and control MP3’s on your PC.
’ Lead wireless Internet calls using VoIP Software such as Skype,Windows Live etc.
Combined with a Bluetooth audio adapter that connects to your MP3 players
headphone jack (included in the SHB6102 sales package) or to your iPods docking
connector (included in the SHB6I03 sales package) you can
■ Wirelessly listen to music.
’ Control your music (only available with adapter with AVRCP support, e.g.the
SHB6103 iPod adapter).
’ Switchstream: Switch between calls and music at the touch of a button
Bluetooth wireless technology
The Bluetooth technology used in this device wirelessly transmits data between for
a distance of up to 33 feet / 10 meters.Your Bluetooth stereo headset is universal
and works with most Bluetooth enabled phones from Nokia, Motorola, Philips,
Samsung, Sony-Ericsson and other brands for wireless hands free communication.
Stereo streaming of music is supported from any device that supports the
Bluetooth Advanced Audio Distribution Protocol (A2DP),e.g. compatible mobile
phones, computers, PDA’s, audio players with Bluetooth adapter or built in
Bluetooth functionality. In order to use advanced music control features (Skip
forward, skip backward) you will need a Bluetooth device that supports the Audio
Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP). Usually A2DP enabled mobile phones and
Bluetooth USB adapters will support this profile.
gbI Your headset at a glance
Please refer to the drawing on the front cover flap for an overview of your headset.
Headset
Bluetooth adapter:
USB Bluetooth
LED
(included with SHB6I0I only) (included with SHB6I02 only)
3.5mm Bluetooth
audio adapter
iPod Bluetooth
audio adapter
LED
On/Off
(included with SHB6I03 only)
Getting started
Charging your headset
Before you use your headset for the first time, charge the battery of your headset
and your optional Bluetooth adapter for 6 hours for optimum battery capacity and
lifetime.
Use only the original charger (5V, 500mA). Using another charger may
damage or destroy your headset!
Plug the charger into the power outlet and connect the charger cable to the
headsets and the Bluetooth audio adapters (if applicable) charging socket' During
recharging the LED indicator will show a steady red light Charging is completed
once the LED has switched off.Typically a full charge will take 3 hours.
The iPod Bluetooth audio adapter does not need to be charged as it is powered by your iPod
I Low battery indication
The LED will flash red instead of green when the battery is low. Finish your cali
' before re-charging as connecting the charger to the headset will put your headset
in charging mode and could cut an ongoing the cali.
Turn your headset or optional Bluetooth audio adaptor on
Press and hold the multi-function button until the LED turns green.
The green LED will flash every 3 seconds indicating the device is powered up.
Before you use the headset for the first time with a Bluetooth
enabled device you have to establish a relationship between these two
devices by pairing them. (See the section on pairing for details).
Turn your headset or Bluetooth audio adaptor off
While the headset or Bluetooth audio adapter is powered up, press and hold the
multi-function button until the LED turns red and then off.This indicates the device
is powered down.
The optional Bluetooth audio adapter will also turn off automatically after the
paired headset has been turned off or if you move the headset out of the 33 feet /
10 meter operating range.
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Pairing
Your Bluetooth headset must be paired to your mobile phone before using it for
the first time with your phone.“Pairing” wiil estabiish a unique encrypted iink
between your mobile phone and your headset
Pairing has to be done only
* before using your headset with your mobile phone for the very first time, or
* after using the headset with another Bluetooth communication device.
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1. ) Put your headset into pairing mode.
Make sure the headset Is off. Press the multi-function button until your
headsets LED will flash red and green alternately indicating that it has entered
pairing mode.The headset will remain in pairing mode for three minutes.
2. ) Search and discover your headset from the phone that you
want to pair the headset with.
• After completing pairing step 1 access a menu on your mobile phone typically
called “Setup”,“Settings”,“Bluetooth” or “Connectivity”. Select the option to
discover or search for Bluetooth devices.After several seconds search time
your phone should indicate that it has found the “Philips SHB6I00”. For further
instructions on using Bluetooth on your mobile phone please refer to your
mobile phones user manual.
• Upon selecting the headset on your mobile phone typically you will need to
confirm the pairing and enter a passkey or PIN. Please enter the headsets PIN
“0000” (4 zeros). If your phone asks whether you want to change the
headsets name, you may confirm the “Philips SHB6I00” name or change it.
• The headset LED will flash green, indicating successful pairing. You are now
ready to talk and listen to music from your phone.
After the initial pairing you do not need to repeat this process.The headset will
connect automatically to the paired Bluetooth enabled device after turning it on.
Only if you pair the headset with another device you will have to repeat the pairing.
Back
Managing your calls with your headset
Answering incoming calls
The headset will ring when a cali comes in. Press the muiti function button to
answer the cail.
Rejecting incoming calls
(Available if supported by your mobile phone)
To reject an incoming cail, press the ** button.
Ending calls
Press the multi function button to end an ongoing call
Redialing the last dialed number (Available if supported by your mobile phone)
To redial the last dialed number, press and hold the button for two seconds. A
short low tone will indicate an attempt to redial.This feature will also work while
listening to music.
Voice dialing (Avaiiabie if supported by your mobiie phone)
To activate voice dialing on your compatible phone press the ** button on the
headset for two seconds. After hearing the voice dial signal, say the name of
the person as recorded in your mobile phone.The call will be connected within
a few seconds.This feature will also work while listening to music.
Transferring calls (Available if supported by your mobile phone)
Calls can be transferred from the Bluetooth phone to the headset and from the
headset to the Bluetooth phone.
To transfer an active call from phone to the headset , please follow the
operating Instructions of your phone.
To transfer an active call from the headset to the phone : press ►► once;
the call will be transferred to the phone.
Adjusting speaker volume
During your call:
■ Press and release VOL + to increase the speaker volume and
* Press and release VOL - to decrease the speaker volume.
A higher pitch signal tone will alert you when the volume level reaches its
maximum or minimum.
Listen to music and monitor your calis at the same time I
With the Switchstream feature you can listen to music from your Bluetooth Stereo
enabled phone with A2DP profile support and monitor your calls at the same time. '
You will here a ring tone even when you are listening to music while receiving a
call.With the multi-function button you switch from the music to the incoming call,
which will pause the music. Use the same button to end the active call and return
to the music after a few seconds.
Use your headset with your audio pl^er
The Philips Bluetooth audio adapter (included in the SHB6I02 and SHB6I03 sales
package) allows you to add Bluetooth wireless functionality to your Non-Bluetooth
enabled music player, so you can stream music from your player to your
headphone.
Before Initial use, pair your headset with the Philips Bluetooth audio adapter
(included in the sales package of SHB6I02 and SHB6l03).To pair the Bluetooth
audio adapter and the headset for first use:
• Put your headset into pairing mode: Make sure the headset is off.
Press the multi-function button until your headsets LED will flash red and
green alternately indicating that it has entered pairing mode.The headset
will remain In pairing mode for three minutes.
• Make sure the Bluetooth audio adapter is off. Press and hold the
multi-function button on the adapter until the LED flashes red and green
alternately.
• Place the Bluetooth audio adapter and the headset next to each other.
After a few seconds the LED’s on both devices will flash green.
• Connect the jack of the audio adapter to the 3.5mm headphone socket of
any audio source such as your MP3 player, CD player etc.You are now set
up for wirelessly listening to your music from that device.
After the initial pairing the devices will recognize each other every time you turn
them on in proximity with each other.You only need to repeat the pairing process
if you paired the devices with other Bluetooth products since the last use of the
headset with the Bluetooth audio adapter.
For Bluetooth enabled audio players or Bluetooth adapters that are not part of the
sales package please refer to the manufacturers user manual for the pairing process.
Typically the process will be similar as described above for mobile phones.
Use your headset with your mobile phone and audio player simultaneously
If your phone does not support the A2DP profile for stereo streaming you can still
enjoy the convenience of listening to music and monitoring your calls from one
headset. To do so:
1. Pair the headset with the mobile phone as described in “Use your headset
with a mobile phone”.
2. Pair the headset with your Bluetooth enabled music player or Bluetooth
audio adapter.
3. You can now listen to music from your audio player and pick up incoming
calls by simply pressing the multi-function button.After ending the call your
music will resume within a few seconds.
Use your headset with your PC
You can use the Philips USB Bluetooth Adapter (included in the sales package of
the SHB6I0I) to add Bluetooth functionality to your PC.With your Bluetooth
enabled PC you can use your Philips headset for VoIP chat,gaming, video and
music entertainment
Pair the headset with your PC
If you want to pair your headset with the Philips USB Biuetooth adapter:
(included in the saies package of the SHB6 i 0 i)
* Insert the USB Bluetooth adapter into the USB port of your PC. For
optimum performance ensure there are no obstacles between the USB
adapter and the headset.
Install the application software from the CD ROM included in the SHB6I0I
package. Refer to the on screen instructions for further detaiis.
Downioad and instali the latest version of your preferred VoIP software
for Internet calls such as Skype, Google Talk, Windows Live! messenger,
Yahoo messenger etc. from the corresponding website.
Make sure the headset is powered off and press the multi-function button
for 4 seconds until your headsets LED will flash red and green alternately
indicating that it has entered pairing mode.The headset will remain in
pairing mode for three minutes.
Start the Blue Soleil Bluetooth application software and start the USB
adapters search for the headset by clicking on the orange circle in the
center of the screen.This search may take a couple of seconds.
Select the stereo headset icon from the list of found Bluetooth devices by
double-clicking on it. Please enter the headsets PIN “0000" (4 zeros) in
the pairing window that pops up.Your headset’s LED will flash green every
3 seconds indicating that it is now successfully paired.
Connect the headset to your PC
Your Blue Soleil Software can connect to your music using the AAf profile (A2DP)
for Stereo Music or the Bluetooth Headset profile for two way communication for
VoIP applications like Skype,Windows Live! Messenger etc.
• Click on the icon labeled “Philips SHB6100” before you connect using one
of the profiles by following the steps below.
Connect to your PC’s music
* To connect the headset for stereo music listening click on the speaker
iconiQ^in the upper right corner of the screen.You can control the music
in yourWindows Media Player using on screen controls or the buttons on
your headset as described in the mobile phone section.
Connect for VoIP communication
* To connect for two-way communication click on the mono headset
icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
* After connecting your headset will ring.“Pick up” using the multi-function
button to start using the microphone and headset speakers for two-way
communication.You are now ready to chat using your headset.
Advanced features
To speed up future connections you can create a short cut on your desktop.After
connecting the headset and your PC right click the icon labeled “Philips SHB6100”
and choose “Save connection as shortcut” from the menu.
For additional Information please check your Software’s online help.
Control your music
To adjust the volume of music use the VOL + and VOL - key on your Bluetooth
headset.
The following functions are only supported with devices that support the Audio
Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) such as Bluetooth enabled PCs, typical
Bluetooth stereo enabled mobile phones and many proprietary, non-3.5mm
Bluetooth audio adapters. Universal 3.5mm Bluetooth audio adapters will not
support these features.
• To stop music playing press the multi function button for 2 seconds, to
pause tap the multi function button briefly.
• To skip forward to the next song press the skip forward button. Pressing
the skip backward button once will take you to the beginning of the current
song, pressing it twice will take you to the beginning of the previous song.
Wearing your headset
The OptiFit neckband features an ergonomically
optimized hinge, carefully placed in the center of the
ear shell for optimum wearing comfort, and the best
sound performance that results from the best possible
speaker placement on your ear.
To personalize the fit of your headset adjust the ear
loops onto the largest position marked with “L”. Pick up
the headset with both hands with the microphone
pointing away from you and lower the headset on your
ears.While wearing the headset personalize the fit by
moving the ear loop adjustment markers up and down
to the position optimal for you.
If you bought the SHB6I02 with the included Bluetooth
audio adapter you can use the included stretch-pouch
to attach the audio adapter to your music player for
portable use.
gbI Specifications
Up to 12 hours of talk time or 10 hours of continuous music listening
Up to 260 hours of standby time
Typical time for a full charge: 3 hours
Rechargeable Ll-Po battery
Operating range up to 33 feet (10 meters)
Bluetooth 1.2, Bluetooth stereo (A2DP - Advanced Audio Distribution
Profile) support»AudioVideo Remote Control Profile support (AVRCP),
Headset (HSP) and Handset Profile (HSP) support
OptiFit ergonomic design.
Switchstream: switch between music and calls
Music control buttons
Health and safety
Using this headset with both ears covered may be illegal in some countries while
driving. For your safety avoid distractions from music or phone calls while in traffic
or other potentially dangerous environments.
Using this headset continuously at full volume may damage your hearing!
Troubleshooting
Problem Possible cause Solution
Bluetooth headset does
not switch on.
No connection to mobile
phone.
Mobile phone cannot find
headset
Battery is very iow. Charge your Bluetooth
Bluetooth disabled. Enable Bluetooth on your
Headset may not be in
pairing mode. (Pairing
mode lasts for 3 min.)
headset
mobile phone and turn
die headset on.
Put your headset in
pairing mode as
described above.
Pairings may have been
reset or headset has been
previously paired with
other device.
Redialing does not work. Your mobile phone may
Voice dialing does not
work.
The headset is connected
to the Bluetooth stereo
enabled phone, but music
will play on phone only.
Audio quality when
streaming from phone is
very iow.
not support this feature.
Your mobile phone may
not support this feature.
Phone may have option to
listen to music via speaker
or headset
Phone may not beAlDP
compatible and only
support (mono) HSP/HFP.
Please visit www.philips.com/support for additional support.
Start the pairing process
as describe above.
Check your phones user
guide on how to transfer
the music to the headset
(“A/V headset, A2DP
headset Bluetooth Stereo
headset” etc.)
Check your phones
compatibility.
GB Certifications, approvals, statements
Hereby, Philips Consumer Electronics, BG P&A, declares that this
Philips Bluetooth headset SHB6I00, SHB6I0I, SHB6I02, SHB6I03
C€
Trademarks
The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and
any use of such marks by Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V is under license.
Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners.
WEEE Customer Information
is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
Disposal of your old product
Please Inform yourself about the local separate collection system for electrical
and electronic products.
Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products
with your normal household waste. The correct disposal of your old product
will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and
human health.
Your product is designed and manufactured with high quality
materials and components, which can be recycled and reused. When
this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it
means the product Is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/
EC.
Inhalt
2
INHALT DERVERPACKUNG
3
WIE SIE IHR HEADSET NUTZEN KÖNNEN
4
KABELLOSE BLUETOOTH-TECHNOLOGIE
5
IHR HEADSET AUF EINEN BLICK
6
ERSTE SCHRITTE
6
Headset aufladen
Niedriger Ladestand des Akkus
7
7
Headset oder Bluetooth-Audioadapter (Option)
einschalten
Headset oder Bluetooth-Audioadapter ausschalten
7
8
EINSATZ DES HEADSETS MIT EINEM
MOBILTELEFON
8
Pairing
10
Eingehende Anrufe mit Ihrem Headset empfongen
12
Gleichzeitige Musikwiedergabe und Anrufuberwachung
12
EINSATZ DES HEADSETS MIT EINEM
AUDIOPLAYER
GLEICHZEITIGER EINSATZ DES HEADSETS
MIT EINEM MOBILTELEFON UND EINEM
AUDIOPLAYER
13
EINSATZ DES HEADSETS MIT IHREM PC
14
Abgleich des Headsets mit Ihrem PC
14
Verbindung des Headsets mit dem PC
MUSIKWIEDERGABE STEUERN
15
TRAGEN IHRES HEADSET
16
TECHNISCHE DATEN
17
GESUNDHEIT UND SICHERHEIT
17
FEHLERBEHEBUNG
18
19
ZERTIFIKATE, GENEHMIGUNGEN, SONSTIGE
ANGABEN
DE I Bluetooth Stereo-Headset
SHB6100, SHB6101, SHB6102, SHB6103
Vielen Dank für den Kauf dieses Bluetooth Stereo-Headset von Philips, das dem
neuesten Stand der Technik entspricht. Diese Bedienungsanleitung macht Sie mit
dem Gerät vertraut und zeigt Ihnen, wie Sie die beste Leistung mit Ihrem Headset
erzielen.
Inhalt derVerpackung
Je nach der Produktversion, die Sie gekauft haben,
Zubehör für Ihr Headset finden:
Alle Produktverslonen:
Bluetooth-headset Bedienungsanleitung
v/erden Sie verschiedenes
Was Sie noch benötigen
Für kabelloses Telefonieren mit Freisprechfunktion:
• Ein Bluetooth-ßhiges Mobiltelefbn
Für kabellose Musikwiedergabe:
• Ein Bluetooth-ßhiges Mobiltelefon mit A2DP Bluetootb-Stereo-Unterstützung,
oder
• Einen Audioplayer mit 3,5 mm-Kopfhörerbuchse (für den mit SHB6102
mitgelieferten Bluetooth-Audioadapter), oder
• Einen iPod mit 30-poligem Verbindungsstecker, (für den mit SHB6103
mitgelieferten Bluetooth-Audioadapter)
FQrVolP-Gespräche oder Musik vom PC:
• Einen Windows-kompatiblen PC mit einem freien USB Port
Wie Sie Ihr Headset nutzen können
Mit Ihrem Philips Headset können Sie:
• kabellos Gespräche über Ihr Bluetooth-ßhiges Telefon führen.
• kabellos Musik über Ihr Stereo-Bluetooth (A2DP)-kompatiblesTelefon hören und
Einstellungen zur Musikwiedergabe direkt am Headset vornehmen
• Switchstream:Auf Knopfdruck zwischen Musikwiedergabe und Telefonbetrieb hinund herschalten.
In Kombination mit einem USB Bluetooth-Adapter und entsprechender
Software (Im Zubehör des SHB6I0I) können Sie auch:
• kabellos Musik hören und die Wiedergabe von MP3s von Ihrem PC steuern.
• mitVolP-Software wie Skype,Windows Live usw. kabellos über das Internet
telefonieren.
In Kombination mit einem Bluetooth-Audioadapter, der mit der Kopfhörerbuchse
Ihres MP3-Players (im Zubehör des SHB6I02) oder mit der entsprechenden Buchse
Ihres IPods (im Zubehör des SHB6I03) verbunden wird, können Sie:
■ kabellos Musik hören.
• die Musikwiedergabe steuern (nur mit einem Adapter mit AVRCP-Unterstützung, z.
B.dem SHB6I03 iPod-Adapter).
Swítchstream:Auf Knopfdruck zwischen Musikwiedergabe und Telefonbetrieb
hin- und herschalten
Kabellose Bluetooth-Technologie
Mit der Bluetooth-Technologie in diesem Gerät können Daten mit einer maximalen
Reichweite von 10 Metern übertragen werden. Ihr Bluetooth-Headset ist universell
einsehbar und funktioniert mit den meisten Bluetooth-fähigen Telefonen von Nokia,
Motorola, Philips, Samsung, Sony-Ericsson und anderen Herstellern.
Stereo-Streaming ist möglich mit jedem Gerät, welches das Advanced Audio
Distribution Protocol (A2DP) von Bluetooth unterstützt, d.h. kompatible
Mobiltelefone, Computer, PDAs,Audioplayer mit Bluetooth-Adapter oder
integrierter Bluetooth-Funktionalität Um fortgeschrittene Steuerfunktionen für die
Musikwiedergabe zu nutzen (Titelsprung vorwärts/rückwärts) benötigen Sie ein
Bluetooth-Gerät, welches das Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)
unterstützt.A2DP-fähige Mobiltelefone und Bluetooth USB-Adapter unterstützen in
der Regel dieses Profil.
Ihr Headset auf einen Blick
Das Diagramm auf der Vorderseite gibt Ihnen einen Überblick über Ihr Headset.
Headset
Bluetooth-Adapter;
USB Bluetooth -
Adapter
LED
(nur im Zubehör von SHB6I0I) (nur im Zubehör von SHB6I02) (nur im Zubehör von SHB6i03)
3,5 mm Bluetooth -
Audioadapter
LED
iPod Bluetooth -
Audioadapter
Ein/Aus
Erste Schritte
Headset aufladen
Laden Sie vor dem ersten Einsatz des Headsets den Akku und den optionaien
Biuetooth-Adapter 6 Stunden lang auf; damit erzieien Sie eine optimale
Akkuleistung und -lebensdauer.
Verwenden Sie zum Aufladen nur das Original-Ladekabel (5V, 500mA). Ein
anderes Ladekabel könnte das Headset beschädigen oder zerstören!
Stecken Sie den Netzadapter in eine Steckdose und verbinden Sie das Ladekabel
mit der Ladebuchse des Headsets und des Bluetooth-Audioadapters (falls
zutreffend).'Während des Ladevorgangs leuchtet die LED rot. Wenn der Akku
vollständig aufgeladen ist, erlischt die LED. In der Regel dauert ein kompletter
Ladevorgang 3 Stunden.
'Der iPod Bluetooth-Audioadapter wird über Ihren iPod betrieben und muss daher nicht au^eiaden
werden.
Niedriger Ladestand des Akkus
Bei niedrigem Ladezustand des Akkus blinkt die LED am Headset rot statt grün.
Beenden Sie das aktuelle Gespräch vor dem Aufladen, da das Headset mit dem
Anschluss des Ladekabels in den Auflademodus versetzt wird und etwaige
Gespräche dabei unterbrochen werden können.
Headset oder Bluetooth-Audioadapter (Option) einschalten
Halten Sie die Multifunktionstaste gedrückt, bis die LED grün leuchtet.
Die grüne LED blinkt alle 3 Sekunden, um anzuzeigen, dass das Gerät eingeschaltet ist.
Vor dem ersten Einsatz des Headsets mit einem Bluetooth-Bihigen
Gerät müssen Sie die beiden Geräte abgleichen (Pairing). (Mehr
Informationen hierzu finden Sie im Abschnitt “Pairing”).
Headset oder Bluetooth-Audioadapter ausschalten
Halten Sie die Multifunktionstaste gedrückt, bis die LED zuerst rot leuchtet und
dann erlischt. Das Gerät ist nun ausgeschaltet.
Der Bluetooth-Audioadapter schaltet sich automatisch aus, wenn das Headset
ausgeschaltet wird oder sich außerhalb der maximalen Reichweite von 10 m
befindet.
DE I Einsatz des Headsets mit einem
Mobiltelefon
Pairing
Vor dem ersten Einsatz Ihres Bluetooth-Headset mit einem Mobiltelefbn müssen
Sie die beiden Geräte abgleichen. Mit diesem auch „Pairing“ genannten Vorgang wird
eine eindeutige verschlüsselte Verbindung zwischen dem Mobiltelefon und dem
Headset hergestellt Der Abgleich muss nur vorgenommen werden
• vor der ersten Verwendung des Headsets mit Ihrem Mobiltelefon
* nach derVerwendung des Headset mit einem anderen Bluetooth-fähigen Gerät.
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1. )Versetzen Sie das Headset in den Pairing-Modus.
Vergewissern Sie sich, dass das Headset ausgeschaltet ist. Drücken Sie die
Multifunkeionstaste, bis die LED des Headsets abwechselnd rot und grün blinkt
Das Headset befindet sich nun im Pairing-Modus. Es verbieibt drei Minuten iang
in diesem Modus.
2. ) Headset im abzugieichenden Mobiitelefon auswähien.
’ Nun müssen Sie an Ihrem Mobiitelefon ein Menü öffnen, das meistens “Setup”,
“Einsteliungen”,“Biuetooth” oder “Verbindung” heißt und dort die Suche nach
Bluetooth-Geräten aktivieren. Nach einigen Sekunden sollte IhrTelefbn
anzeigen, dass das “Philips SHBSiOO“ gefunden wurde.Weitere Hinweise zur
Verwendung der Bluetooth-Funktlonen an Ihrem Mobiltelefon finden Sie in der
Bedienungsanieitung ihres Teiefons.
* Nach der Auswahl des Headsets auf Ihrem Mobiltelefon müssen Sie in der Regel
den Abgleich bestätigen und einen Passkey oder eine PIN eingeben. Geben Sie
als PIN für das Headset bitte “0000" (vier Nullen) ein.Wenn Sie gefragt
werden, ob Sie die Bezeichnung des Headsets ändern wolien, können Sie
entweder die Bezeichnung “Philips SHB6I00” bestätigen oder einen anderen
Namen ausvrähien.
• Die LED am Headset blinkt alle drei Sekunden grün, um einen erfolgreichen
Abgieich anzuzeigen, ihr Headset ist jetzt einsatzbereit
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